The DepEd PMES 2024-2025 is the new system for evaluating public school teachers. It includes classroom observations, performance ratings, and electronic submissions to ensure fair and structured assessments. This guide explains the evaluation process, required documents, and rating system to help teachers understand their performance review.
Government employees will receive a tax-free ₱7,000 clothing allowance in 2025! The BIR approved the increase under Republic Act No. 11466 to help with rising clothing costs. Stay tuned for release details!
The DepEd teacher uniform for 2025 should be cool, breathable, and comfortable for non-aircon classrooms. Light fabrics like cotton and linen, plus flattering colors like sage green and sky blue, keep teachers fresh and professional all day.
Great news for teachers! The portfolio submission for RPMS is now removed, reducing workload. Plus, overtime pay and other benefits are coming!
DepEd faces challenges after US President Donald Trump reduced USAID funding, affecting four education programs. The department is now searching for new funding and partners to continue its initiatives.
Walang Pasok: No classes and work in selected areas on February 10, 11, and 12, 2025, due to local holidays and Chinese New Year. Affected locations include Kalawit, Laoag, Candoni, Talisay, and Parañaque. Stay updated with official announcements!
The U.S. needs Filipino teachers for Math, Science, and Special Education. If you have a degree, 2+ years of experience, and strong English skills, this could be your chance for a higher salary and international experience. Apply now!
A teacher in Cebu City is facing complaints after allegedly biting two male students, one of whom was asked to remove his shirt to show his abs. The parents of the victims have filed a case, while DepEd Central Visayas assured that they will not tolerate such actions. The school has also taken steps to support the affected students.
Teachers in the Philippines demand a Php 50,000 monthly salary due to rising living costs. Many struggle financially, with past requests ignored. Educators argue that fair pay will improve teaching quality and job satisfaction. Will the government listen?
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed the Kabalikat sa Pagtuturo Act, granting public school teachers an annual teaching supply allowance of up to P10,000. Under Republic Act No. 11997, teachers will receive P5,000 for School Year 2024-2025, increasing to P10,000 in 2025-2026. The allowance is tax-free, ensuring teachers can fully use the funds for essential classroom materials. This law aims to support educators, enhance learning, and reduce teachers’ personal expenses on school supplies.